Sentence examples for I thought allowing from inspiring English sources

Surely they were just entranced by the new and shiny, I thought, allowing the hype and buzz around the Tesla brand to blind them to the car's flaws.

I thought allowing my sons to try one activity after another, dropping them after a reasonable period of "trying", was a sign of flexibility, though even then I knew it was also a way to avoid arguments.

An independent school I visited would (quite progressively, I thought) allow sixth-formers out to the pub, but they still had to be back at eleven, and sober.

This payment schedule, I thought, allowed for overspending and left players vulnerable in the offseason.

But he said: "I think allowing children the opportunity to develop and find their own way through life is very good for society and very good for the kids".

"I think allowing myself to hear them, the challenge has been to not be desensitized..

"I think allowing things to unfold over long periods of time and risk being bored is valuable," notes the musician.

I think allowing the characters to have a moment where they could reflect on just how crazy what's happening is, keeps us grounded.

I think allowing my kids the freedom to venture out into the world on their own at an appropriate age can actually make them safer.

The answers, I think, allow for some clearer judgments about the bill.

"This image of transformation, I think, allows them maybe to understand their own transformation," Professor LeRoy said.